Giulia Tonielli
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Ginori 1735
May 4, 2023
• 4:10 PM
• 1,232 days ago
Giulia Tonielli
@
Ginori 1735
May 4, 2023
• 4:10 PM
• 1,232 days ago
The evening opens to new sensory experiences. For an unforgettable aperitivo, Rubelli fabrics and Oriente Italiano porcelains: a delicacy for our eyes.
Giulia Tonielli
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Ginori 1735
April 27, 2023
• 4:43 PM
• 1,239 days ago
Giulia Tonielli
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Ginori 1735
April 27, 2023
• 4:43 PM
• 1,239 days ago
Jake Gyllenhaal is the official talent of the new Oriente Italiano campaign, photographed by Gray Sorrenti.
Giulia Tonielli
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Ginori 1735
Mar. 2, 2023
• 1:36 PM
• 1,295 days ago
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Giulia Tonielli
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Ginori 1735
Mar. 2, 2023
• 1:36 PM
• 1,295 days ago
Tea is a warm touch, an enveloping aroma and a mind-easing taste. Let's just add something for the eye, shall we?
Kitchen2Table
May 18, 2017
• 9:30 PM
• 3,409 days ago
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Kitchen2Table
May 18, 2017
• 9:30 PM
• 3,409 days ago
Exuberant, exotic, enticing. A stylized flower, known as the “garofano” — carnation — in the tradition of Florentine ceramics and reinterpreted by Gio Ponti in 1946, evokes distant memories in the Oriente Italiano Collection. The graceful, delicate hues of dawn and dusk glisten on porcelain like a symphony. This is the scenario of the Oriente Italiano Collection on the Antico Doccia shape, where the airbrush technique and the inventiveness of colour converge to create a ...
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Ginori 1735
Dec. 28, 2015
• 9:40 PM
• 3,916 days ago
Ginori 1735
Dec. 28, 2015
• 9:40 PM
• 3,916 days ago
Exuberant, exotic, enticing. The graceful, delicate hues of dawn and dusk glisten on porcelain like a symphony.
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Ginori 1735
Jan. 25, 2014
• 3:23 PM
• 4,618 days ago
Ginori 1735
Jan. 25, 2014
• 3:23 PM
• 4,618 days ago
Richard Ginori featured in Vogue magazine:
Keep It Fresh
Sometimes you need to look back—way back—to create something new. Porcelain company Richard Ginori 1735 debuted what would become its beloved Oriente Italiano design in the seventeenth century, when chinoiserie botanical motifs were all
the rage; in 1946, visionary creative director Gio Ponti plucked the pattern from archival obscurity. This month, it returns in five fresh shades,
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